Sibaúma Beach
Praia de Sibaúma
A beach in a fishing village about 6 km south of Pipa, settled by quilombola descendants; at low tide, natural pools form among the rocks in clear water.
Sibaúma is a traditional fishing village in southern Tibau do Sul, settled by quilombola communities descended from runaway enslaved people. The wide, quiet beach is backed by red cliffs and dunes. At low tide, clear natural pools form among the reefs close to shore, where you can snorkel and see small fish. It is the main stop on the southern buggy half-day tour from Pipa (about three hours), often combined with Chapadão, Praia das Minas and the Morro Vermelho (Red Hill) viewpoint. The village has a few seafood restaurants for lunch. Check the tide times before you set out, since the pools disappear at high tide.
Opening hours
Open all day (best at low tide)
Nearby sights
- Praia das Minas
- Barra do Cunhaú
- Chapadão Cliffs
- Praia do Amor
- Avenida Baía dos Golfinhos
- Pipa Beach
- Dolphin Bay
- Madeiro Beach